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<pre><font size="3">&gt;&gt;On 23.11.2009 17:38, HighlyCaffeinated wrote:<br>&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;<i> what does this return ?<br></i>&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;<i> find /video0<br></i>&gt;&gt;<i> <br></i>&gt;&gt;<i> Enough output that I instead chose to `find /video0 &gt; found` <br></i>&gt;&gt;<i> to more easily look through it. Careful inspection reveals <br></i>&gt;<i> those directories are not shown and find produces no errors <br></i>&gt;<i> in the process. <br></i>&gt;<br>&gt;This sounds very odd.<br>&gt;<br>&gt;Have you run an fsck on that disk, yet?<br>&gt;<br>&gt;Klaus</font><br><br><font size="3">I have. e2fsck ran against the (unmounted) volume and found no errors.<br>I've never experienced something like this before and to be honest would<br>not believe it if I hadn't seen it. I have successfully copied the <br>sub-directories and data across the network using Windows/Samba, then copied <br>it back to a new folder name. Both played perfectly. I just can't
get rid <br>of the original directories.<br>-Todd<br><br></font><br><br></pre></div>
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